Surveillance cameras at the former President Donald Trump’s residence, Mar-A-Lago, took pictures of Trump’s helpers moving boxes from a storage room, the New York Times reported.

The newspaper reported Trump’s aide moved boxes before and after the Justice Department issued a subpoena asking him to return all government classified documents.

The Justice Department is investigating whether Trump kept national security records after leaving the White House and obstructed the administration’s repeated efforts to get them back.

The outlet reported that the Justice Department spoke to him Trump’s adviser Walt Nauta on handling his documentsbut he’s not cooperating with the investigation.

The FBI also questioned Nauta several times before raiding Mar-a-Lago on August 8.

One of Trump’s spokespersons told the NYT that Biden The US government “collaborated with the media through targeted leaks in an overt and illegal act of intimidation and manipulation.”

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The Washington Post reported Trump assigned an employee to move boxes at Mar-a-Lago, but it’s unclear if that employee was Nauta.

Last week the National Archives said that some White House Employees used unofficial electronic systems to conduct official business that were not shared with their official electronic accounts.

She had been unable to obtain various other records from several former officers Work in the Trump administration.

Late last year, former White House Counsel Eric Herschman Trump warned of the possible legal ramifications of non-return Government documents he took with him during his tenure.

In January, Trump turned over 15 boxes of materials he took from the White House, including 184 classified documents, to the National Archives.

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